The deer woman is a creature from the folklore common to numerous native American tribes. She is an amazingly charming female creaure with a stunning body who, hiding behind bushes or standing outside of paths, attracts men. It's only when they are close to her they realize she is half doe, but it's too late, she kills them with her magic. One can chase her away by remarking her hooves in time (scared to be discovered, she runs away), thanks to sacred chants or to tabacco smoke. But she can also appear not to kill but to give a warning or to announce a change. She loves to dance and often sneaks in the dancing crowd without anybody noticing, running away as soon as the drums cease. She is described as a woman with the eyes and either all the lower body or the feet of a doe but I preferred making an anthro hybrid.

The deer woman © Native American folklore
Drawing © me